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General John Charles Frémont, 1857 (oil on canvas)

General John Charles Frémont, 1857 (oil on canvas)
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General John Charles Frémont, 1857 (oil on canvas)

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Elliott, Charles Loring (1812-68) / American

Location

Brooklyn Museum, New York, USA

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oil on canvas

Date

1857 AD (C19th AD)

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91.4x74 cms

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A western explorer, maverick soldier, and failed politician, John Frémont championed the antislavery cause as the first presidential candidate of the new Republican party in 1856, only to lose to James Buchanan. Appointed by Abraham Lincoln to head the Union army's Department of the West in 1861, Frémont provoked the president's ire when he single-handedly confiscated the property and emancipated the slaves of pro-South Missourians. He considered a second run fro president in 1864—representing Lincoln's Radical Republican opponents within the party.

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